Book · 17 November 2011
Eyes Only: The Story of Clifford Stone and UFO Crash Retrievals
Also known as Eyes Only (Stone)
Clifford Stone · foreword by Robert Salas · introduction and interviews by Paola Leopizzi Harris · CreateSpace (self-published) · 224 pages · ISBN 978-1-4679-5867-7
Eyes Only (2011) is Clifford Stone's self-published account of his twenty-two years in the U.S. Army and of the claim he made public at the Disclosure Project's 2001 press conference: that he served with a unit sent to crash sites to recover craft, debris and bodies, some of them alive, while the public was told UFOs did not exist.
The claims are his alone. No official record, document or other named witness corroborates them, and AARO's 2024 historical review found no evidence of crash-retrieval programmes. The book is first-hand testimony as Stone tells it.
Sources: Open Library · Clifford Stone's file
Facts and claims
- claimed Stone's account of his Army career and his claim to have taken part in recoveries of crashed craft and their occupants. — Clifford Stone Source: openlibrary.org (archived)
Connected files
People
- Clifford Stone (authored by)
- Robert Salas (foreword by)
Books
Mentioned in this file
- The Disclosure Project (Organization)
- Crash retrieval & reverse engineering (Concept)
- All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (Program)
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